Submit button for hot spot quiz

the hot spot quiz functionality is not very intuitive. is there a way to proceed to the next slide after the user hits "submit?" also, is there a way to only allow one hotspot selection that once the user makes a selection he/she cannot keeping placing selections all over the page? thanks.

Hello Lilybiri,
Thank you for offering to help find a solution for my Hot Spot Quiz issues. If you would like to (or have the time to) help me here's what I am trying to accomplish:
We need some Hot Spot quizzes which require the user to click on one, or sometimes one of several, hot spots on an image object. I have already encountered the Captivate 4 hot spot quiz limitation of having to click on all of a group of hot spots in order for the answer to be correct when we want the user to click on just one of any of the correct hot spots. I have developed a customer specific header and footer bar template for each slide, with the footer bar containing navigational buttons for beginning/previous/next/end functionality, have disabled this navigation in the question slides as we don't want this available to the user during the quizzing. Instead, we want to advance to the next question slide if the user clicks the correct hot spot, or produce a text caption (with a continue button to advance to the next question slide) accompanied by an arrow animation indicating the correct hot spot to click (which would require executing an advanced action). The user gets one attempt to answer the question correctly. Each question slide will have a text caption with the question for the user to answer. Because of the limitations I've encountered with Captivate 4 hot spot quizzing I've been considering creating custom question slides just as you suggested. Unfortunately, we have a very tight deadline to meet and a lot of content to pour into this project, so I need solutions that are as simple and quick to develop as possible. It seems that sometimes Captivate does not allow for this to happen and I've been discovering that it's been increasingly frustrating to use. Any assistance you could lend me would be greatly appreciated and I thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Roland

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>I have searched the forum (my apologies if I missed the
correct solution)
>and
> have done my fair share of Googling on this topic to no
avail.
>
> Is there a "simple" solution to setting up a submit
button to send a form
> to
> email.
>
> I have the action of the form as
mailto:myemailaddress.com
>
> Method set to "Get"
>
> Enctype set to "text/plain"
>
> When I test to submit button it provides a popup window
with a warning
> indicating the senders email address will be divulged. I
click OK and a
> new
> window popsup for my yahoo sign in. I suppose this would
happen as the
> default
> email interface used. However, the form isn't sent.
>
> Any solutions would be very helpful. Thanks
>
> P.S. I use DW 8
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